WSM Seadoo GTi RFI GSX XP GTS SPX 650-800 Exhaust Hose 011-420, 274000170

WSM Seadoo GTi RFI GSX XP GTS SPX 650-800 Exhaust Hose 011-420, 274000170

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WSM Seadoo GTi RFI GSX XP GTS SPX 650-800 Exhaust Hose 011-420, 274000170ITEM#: 011 420 EXHAUST HOSE SEA DOO 650 800 94 05 OEM#: 274000170, 274000272 BRAND: WSM FITMENTS: Make Model Year(s) Sea Doo Challenger 720 1998,2000 2001 Sea Doo Challenger 800 1996 1997 Sea Doo Challenger 1800 800 1997 1999 Sea Doo GSX 800 1996 1997 Sea Doo GSX RFI 800 1999 2001 Sea Doo GTI LE RFI 800 2003 2005 Sea Doo GTI RFI 800 2004 2005 Sea Doo GTS 720 1998 2001 Sea Doo GTX 800 1996 1997 Sea Doo GTX RFI 800 1998 2002 Sea Doo Speedster 720 1996

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006